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Awning Windows

Take advantage of a beautiful view or garden setting with a wall of awning windows. Awning windows look fantastic staked one on top of another or side-by-side. For a sleek and modern appearance, try placing awning windows at random intervals on the side of your house. You can create a unique look and have a beautiful view of the outdoors all at once.

Bay Windows

Create a unique gathering or sitting area with bay windows. Bay windows enhance the beauty of your home both indoors and out. Many people choose to install bay windows in a living room, and place seating to curve around underneath the windows. With a bay window, you can easily bring the outdoors closer to your living area indoors.

Bow Windows

Bow windows present a unique challenge in interior decoration for your home. Bow windows arch outside of the home, usually at roof level, and can add a dramatic profile to any home. Bow windows also allow a private enclave within your home, a place for you to sit and enjoy a beautiful view.

Casement Windows

Casement windows are opened by the use of a hand crank and continue to be one of the most popular window styles for any type of home. Casement windows are also very easy to maintain, making them a great choice for people who want dramatic window architecture that remains low maintenance.

Double-Hung Windows

Double hung windows are a traditional window style that work well with any type of home architecture and are incredibly easy to maintain and clean. These windows appear elegant on their own as a single window with two sashes (the frame that holds the window together).

Garden Windows

If you're a green thumb at heart, then garden windows are the right window choice for you. Garden windows offer a unique greenhouse effect, in that they jettison out from your home and provide an environment ideal for houseplants. A garden window will allow for ventilation, sunlight, and decoration.

Picture Windows

Picture windows are sleek, simple designs that typically span a great length, such as framing a side of a door or a porch area. Picture windows allow for maximum light to enter your home, and greatly beautify your home's interior and exterior.

Slider Windows

Slider windows contain two windows, usually side by side, that open when one side slides across to the other side. Slider windows are typically used when space is at a premium in a home or apartment.

Storm Windows

Storm windows are typically added to a double hung window frame. They allow for maximum energy efficiency and are ideal for home located in harsh climates. A storm window is one additional layer of protection from the snow, rain, sleet, or hail.